Sunday Post #50 – 69 Modules!
My jaw dropped, and my eyes actually bulged out of my head. I knew this course would be in depth, and cover a lot, I just didn’t realize how much. I counted up the modules and found there are 69 modules to complete.
Sunday Post #49: Lowering my Goodreads Challenge
The Sunday Post is a meme put on by Kim from Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a place for us to talk about whatever we want.
Kin of Kings by B.T. Narro
Things in the book seem to work out, and things just really start going right for Basem and his father. They make a key friend with one of the people who was watching the trials, and turns out to be a key person and family relation to the king. If you can manage to get past these miraculous strokes of good luck in the beginning, the book gets much better.
Sunday Post #48: Book Junkie Trials Readathon Wrap Up
Well, I may not be a Book Junkie Quest Champion, but I came pretty close. I’m very proud of how much I read and what I accomplished in July.
Dewey’s Reverse Readathon | August 2019
Well, Dewey’s reverse readathon starts in just a little bit. I don’t know how much reading I will be doing during this readathon. I just finished a month long readathon, and am worried if I push myself too hard, I’ll put myself in a slump. Plus, I have a bunch of other items to take…
Mid Year Freak Out Tag
The mid year freak out tag was created now a few years ago by Ely from Earl Grey Books, and Chami from her channel Chami, formerly Read Like Wildfire. And I’m somewhat grateful to the Book Junkie Trials, as many of the books making the list, I read in July for the readathon. Now, on with the tag!
Air Awakens by Elise Kova
I will admit I was a bit worried when I chose this book for my Book Junkie Trials TBR, but this book too that uncertainty and crushed it. It was a great first book for a month long readathon.
Sunday Post #47: Readathon TBR issue
The Book Junkie Trials are almost over. Only 11 more days, and I’m getting worried I am going to stumble at the finish line.
My Life Among the Underdogs by Tia Torres
In one particular chapter she talks of a hurricane Katrina dog who makes an impression on one of her friends who has gone to help care for the displaced dogs and reunite them with their families. In this chapter she also talks of how cruel people can be in using the dogs to make a quick buck with no concern for the dogs what so ever. This chapter in particular really got to me and I had to put this book down and go to a different book to unwind my mingled feelings.
Sabriel by Garth Nix
The story is sad in a way. Because of the goings on and what has happened in the past, Sabriel doesn’t get to see much of her father. And then he is killed before he can teach her more of what she is, and what she can do. Sabriel then must become the Abhorsen, a person who helps spirits to the other side.